Hello manetra,

Did you run the following command after you replaced your NVRAM card?

maintenance --hardware --reinit_nvram.

Please let us know if you have any other questions.

thanks for your reply.

yes, i run this comand and rerun the firmware upgrade despite it is at the latest version.

but the alert is the same!

regards

Hello manetra,

Running the command should take the system out of maintenance mode. Since your system is not coming out of maintenance mode we will need to look at the logs of the system to see what is going on.

Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi, after running this command in CLI it shows this error, why may it be?

stop the file system... Done.
Creating NVRAM partitions... Error: Error!
Max SCAP Settings The temperature is set at 65
 Error: NVRAM 'write ready' timeout occurred.

Hi,

Could you brief us on why you had to issue the command?

Are you running into maintenance mode? 

Is there a NVRAM replacement that you had to? Can you provide me both DPN# if you did a replacement.

Hi, is correct, the system is entering in maintain mode, the menssage is

Hello,

Could you post the output of these two commands?

#wamctl /dev/mvwam0 I

#wamctl /dev/mvwam0 E |grep –I “ssd”

Hello thank for you support, this command no run, show this. 

administrator@DELLDR01 > wamctl /dev/mvwam0 I
-rbash: wamctl: command not found

administrator@DELLDR01 > wamctl /dev/mvwam0 E |grep -I 'ssd'
-rbash: wamctl: command not found
administrator@DELLDR01 >

Edwin Nova.

Thank you for the update.

We see NVRAM hardware has failed so you should replace it.

Can you check the sticker and post an image so I can see the part number?

Sticker should look something like this:

Hello, I have these photos, I think this is the PERC and this other one is the same as the one in your photo.

I am attentive to your comments.

Edwin Nova.